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me an my freinds were ontop that building...smoked some crack

Actually you needed to walk past the morgue to get to the autopsy viewing theater, where there are many seats (I assume they had a decent sized crowd at times).

I think the tiles are pretty standard medical construction materials, easy to clean and non-absorbent, nothing too fancy...

Yup it splits below.. and there's a small "hidden" spiral staircase on the right that leads to a room in the attic space.

First post, but this pic deserved it! It's truly amazing. There is no way I could of walked through that room even if I had wanted to.
Great work Motts :):)

So that the poor mortician wouldn't be depressed all the time...

why would the morgue, need sunshiny orange tiles, when nobody, but the mortician, see them?

awww.. he must have made some child very happy.......... he makes me happy.

This is the building I first started working in back in 1970. The secretarial pool was on the first floor, to the right of the doorway as you are looking at the picture now. The 4 windows just to the right of the tree there was our office. My introduction to mental illness. I really got an education about the illness working here. I was never afraid of working here with the patients around.

This was a beautiful building. Had a tremendous chandelier overhead as you went up the stairway. Actually this stairway went up both sides from the first floor.

there it is!!!!!!!! the GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEN....stop itTTTTTT

besides, anything is better than that hideous green in EVERY ROOM OF EVERY hospital from back then

gets my mind moving

It looks like a big mitten. Where are my meds...

No... Wire... HANGARS!

I couldn't remember either....